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One of the distinguishing features of the First World War was the widespread use of chemical weapons. Chemical gases of various lethality, including mustard gas, phosgene and tear gas, were used to disable and kill enemy defenders. But chemical warfare is not just a modern phenomenon. Its use traces back thousands of years.

ASX-listed Hills Ltd has quietly bought a majority share in Brisbane-based Extensia, heralding a renewed focus on its healthcare assets as it divests

Lyniate, the newly named US owner of the Rhapsody integration engine first developed by Auckland firm

Adelaide-based day hospital software vendor Clintel Systems has made a number of upgrades to its CareRight Day Hospital suite

General practices in three primary health network areas are being invited to take part in a trial of a digital clinical decision-support system

Gold Coast Primary Health Network (GCPHN) has announced it will prioritise the installation of its Primary Sense data extraction tool

Police have arrested a 32-year-old man in connection with two violent sexual assault cold cases dating back to 2013 in Ontario.

Transaction prices for M&A in the financial services sector remain buoyant, according to HLB Mann Judd, but targets are often reluctant to sell up.

ASX-listed medication management app and pharmacy services software vendor MedAdvisor has entered the New Zealand market,

York Regional Police arrested, charged Jaehyun David Cho of Toronto after 9-year probe